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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
MONTGOMERY S SUCCESSOR.
The New Conasnissioaer of Patsnts-Whs
ne - aud AlI Ahost HIN

ne - and All Ahost Him
WAsgISagoa. April s-Bent0n !. Hal. Of
Burlington. Iogs. xho was soiay appoint
ed Commissioner OF Patents ia place Of
Colone. Montgomery. will arrive in Wash
ingion about the middle OF April. and will
assume the duties OF the office May /.
He was born AZ Mount Vernon, Ohio
Jan. l5. 1876. he vas educated a. Knox
Go.ieee. Illinois. and IL Marion University
Ohio. In June. 1855 re was graduated fr0n
the lazt named institution, returning 10
bIglinron. he read law ia the Office of
bis istaer. Who was tor many years on
TIE supreme bench Of the State, aud was
admitted 90 the bar after two wears. Since
is5l he hAs been IN practice al BuringtO
OF hich state he Is distinguished citizen.
The new Commissioner of Patents began
a career ot public service with membership
IN the Lower House Of the General Assem-
BY Of Iowa for the term OF l572@73. Be-
ginning IN January. lsS2. he was a State
senator for two years lie wGs elected TO
the Forty ninth Congress on the Democratic
ticket IN 1851, aud won honorable promi-
nence as sergiceable and dili.ent repre-
sentative. As 4 lawyer be ranks among the
foremost Of the Iowa bar.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
80 &c en9IslAA
aseressss sAlsass afxl4s e. fs4e xhsa'
~ ssasss ssA.sfisss

$3.50 tt4ttft+
NssaIsafek A44si z--,srsrtAff ~
49, sssss,ses - ausfs - ~slt ea ga ~
fessaea ers.4srs Ailenfs Ssssea aud t1isi
osEe saa las sooi : ssllsa - llae ehsei ei
eeaSsraotlan sna repairs aaa 81 ssaem en-
EilseersnF 10 xhieA be s>ss. AlIleaeh
aese tA41 forty -lsar saonlAs hass e.aE~sa
sln0s lbs construction oi thess vessels wss
consn1eslce4 u11er lAs coat eseis and ives
q mop1Es s.nss the Eeseruneul toak lse-
seszsoH ~ thc vessels 60 tie F,uflsose ~
complaining tsleal. e kFFeAEs tset uaeh ssi
resasins - ne done Ga Ia Snsoaeo sno tss
kosloa before ikes 49, bs READY tor their
first trial Z ndeT f1es< circumstances
lave 10 request shsi ia unfinished c<snlfa =
W0rk an said vessels taas ~ prosecuted ~
~ l4oseE aud ina completion witn as ils-
tis dsiaF as possible
he then dlrcgts shas bei0Fx leaving lnef-
ter TIE Chicago shall be 80 far consp spleioa.
under taa conLrsCi ss Rot - require AIS
wofk "a be done Ola her Aftrf hsr arrival al
the navy yard az New A0fk and pFepara
toHy ~ ASr ilrss So AoRrs trial exeeTl 90
pace ca bogf1 TIE WegbtS necessary -
bring heI to her contemplated laea d
aEsaFht ~ fcei and thAi 80 soon a. the
machinery is Ia proper condition, s0ch triAi
saaii be lad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
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WORK OF AN ARTIST.
a Fice OH Portrait of Gen Innes to Adorn
the Masonic Tempe

There was placed on exhibition yester-
day in the window Of Bradfeld's ; art estab-
lshment three-quarter lite size oil por-
trait og Gen. W. +. Innes. Of this city. from
the brush OF Paul Wilhelmi. German ar
list. The picture shows the General arrayei
in the regalia of the Masonic and Scottish
Rite orders, and Will adorn the new Mas s)nic
Temple in this city The portrait is striking
and attractive and reflects credit uDon the
artist. iir. Wiiheimi studied art at the
Royal Academies of Dusseldorf Munich aud
Paris. and came 10 this country with several
other German artists TO paint the large
cy yclOrzma paintings now being exhibited
in Minneapolis. Chicago. Cleveland and De-
t7oit. His specially IS figure painting and
portraits. and his name is we'll known
throughout Europe.
In addition TO the portrait, the artist ex-
hibus tao small paintings, comp ,nion
pieces. The one. sunday Thoughts. a
scene in afisherhouse in Holland. the other
one, Grandpa and the Babies" a scene
from Wsstfalia. Mr. Eilhelmi will remain
in the cisy FOR several days. and may decide
to open q studio here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Shocking Result OF Quarrel Between
Two Brothers.

CHATHAM, H.. April 7.-During quarrel
this morning over the possession of team
at the residence Of Mrs. J. w. Warfold,
about three miles from this city, Joseph
WaifoId, aged p shot and fatally wounded
his brother William. aged %. The mur-
deTer then went 10 ais room. and placing
the revolver TO his right ear, sent bullet
crashing through his brain. The elder
brother died al D o'clock aud the yOgnger
brother is sinking rapidly. The grief
stricken mother IS pr0stra,ed aud II Is
feared that she viii also de. The brothers
had frequently qlarreled over the manage
ment of the farm, aud William IS credited
with having uagOyernable temper. Im-
msnse crowds visited tie scene OF the
TRACE iY tOiaV.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

n.as r.r.aas fsi.ssa .aa ss.4. ssssss,y
ftaF4r1

f4F4r1
ass tess. April 1.--firs sroks 7lt to~
nistt "a f-e -. sfeFg isBznsnt 1o2se. No
- Esse--sf. -ccapisd ~ twelve iszailiVs.
nscstig Poles Tie f1mes mzis rsQid pro
gzess aue paaie snsas,i smous the "a
mates 81 tie t0ass ,sFsFai Serso1s ~ere
So ely burned snd oth<rs seEe inlsFst
sale trying - escape ifoia
tas saF1lnx casiaiag Oos "a tAe
i1i4nssi = a 5os ~ IS Eaalsi tacgo NFocos.
he = taily banned ssoat the lsce aaa
hAnts. fae injured persons gsfs isx-n -
hospitals There are three x1nlsn znd
o1e mal al belles as Hospital ore ooy
TIRES Soulen AID one mao az he Nes
erk EOsBiial and ths remainder a. the
CaAm befs-st Hosgitai- T1ere were -
people "A the bailSink.
The scene around ths bu7niag b1iiJiDz
~as FiUa0is - the extreme. iiaif dressed
women hugzing children - taell beasts
add msu running 43ouL wii1 with fright
- one 5lmp~si iFom the buildings. al te4t
Nere rescued hsing I4ks8 from ths ire es
caIes About on- 5uulge1 au1 Hify were
resc4ed ia this say. The majority ha1 only
tuer 1iglt clothes on. The smbulsnces
we're crowded win TIE iElused aud Il
needed al fAe exerliOn " tbe poiIcs and
ureaaa - keep tee mass 9f frightened peo-
PIE .foal h.4lns tie sulSuances-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
LITTLE rELEGRAMs.


WAsnISGroN, April The posto.iice at
Sorcoxie, Mo, was robbed last night of
500.
day appointed Gustav Meyer postmaster st
BoSconel, Wis.
SAN FRAscfsco, April The Merchants
ExcDaDge has information that the report
of the oss OF the ship st. stephen IS un-
fOunCod.
WAsmNGroN, April The comptroller Of
Missouri as national bank reserve city
under the recent law.
WEST BRooKFIELD, Mass, April "A
block belonging TO +. H. Blair, burned this
morning The loss siil probably amount
TO nearly 5000 insured.
Bosrov, April The Hon. Francis
Childs, TOR thirty years member OF tue
firm OF Childs e Lane. carpet dealers, Char
lestown, ID. c.. died today, aged Is years.
PIrrsDuRG, April Tom Couners de-
posted so TO wrestle Greek George. catch
as-catch can. two in three. 500 or 500
side. lie oilers George 500 10 come to
Pittsburg.
DrsLIS, April Father Keller has been
appointed, by his Bishop Canon of Ciaync.
in recognition of ms steadiast adherence. TO
duty in guarding the secrets coniided 10
hinl by his dock.
NEw YoKk. April THE barber Pla.h.
arrested in Brooklyn on suspicion oi
having murdered the u0knOan girl a.
Railway. turns out to be q harmless crank,
and will be released.
AiB,SY. \. y, April a fight sa been
arranged for tonight between Lucie aad
L7ncn a. West Troy. BAT the sheriff got
wind Of tie affair aud il was found neces-
sary 10 postpone Is indefinitely
H,rmsBuHs. Pa. April THE bli pFo-
vidfng tor an eisva ed railroad ia P8lisde
phia was Practically killed N tie House
iolay. a motion 10 take it 10 ouf Of is order
being defeated by vote OF l53 10 81.
PHiLsDEfriiA. April John l. Brewer
OF Jersey CITY kiuei - birds and Wa
Graham. champion wing shot of FazlaBd
80 ia a match here today Al 40 live bir,is.
- Yards rise. sprung from i've traps.
Nrw YoRE April --Esrlv this morning
Peter Murray and Danlei Alfred. two labor
crs who we're az work on new baiiaine 81
~ Broadway fell from ne seventh s.0fy 20
the ground and were kille8 instantly.
Cs~aEipsg CirY. Mass, April 7--Tha
widow 81 Vousy e. Char0beriin Who csn4-
mhtsd snicide ln Monday. vii reoefe
81 Fis insurance on her husband life frofn
vsfioas secFet societies. of Which he wss 4
mem3rr.
WssHfxsrox. April The c5nlpfresler u
the ciirreues today declared foa th eisi-
seIsa fof he csetiisors ~ tire iancaslsf Ma
fional Bank ~ cliafoa Mas rfe eifi.
deGd ~ for Eenty years. and msSes sever
tg per cent pad
R1ue. April 7-Ii i siafei upoa pod
aufaoritg t8at ~ 'EF tr0limbeii w8o rs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

The Patient - 4s . Passenger On ths stsss.s-
Alsati4

CmcAeo. April "A case Of smallpox wss
reported today 10 tie health department. b
west division oi the city Tas patient IA en
Italian l4torer named Joseph Casseili. who
is ous Of ninety immigrants Who arrived ia
Chicago April ] from New York They
came 10 this country Ia the Anchor Line
steamer Alssiis with Sboa seven hundred
other Italian lmmigtangs. Two eases 0f
smallpox broke o0t % board Cf the steam
er. and when she arrived ln Aes A0rk size
wac qusrsrtined Tor a day and night when
most Of the nas sseneers were allowed 40
land. tasselii all l4s companions eAnle
on 70 Chicago and scattered through tile
city. The house where t&sseia lives has
been quaranuncd and every effort wlll BE-
made by the authorities 10 prevent tie
spread of the disease
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
Pr.,..hirn.h,liean.r

NEe 1oKK. April ~ William Thomps5n.
II kim Bridge. reported TO the police sla
ton there this afternoon that has wife,
Mary Thompson. bad been shot through the
head and killed. hoy named Harry Col.
By ssld that he saw Thompson going iuto
his house aboni o'clock carrying q re-
yolver Shortly Afterwards be hesfd shot
and a few minei~s later Thompson came
out and went 20 the police siatlou. ihomp-
son was arrested and held pending an ca
animation. The couple had been married
only about eleven months
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

CIselsxAFi. April Mural Halste4d
prints the following card in the Cbs.nssg-
e.zi- Gazssls today 'fhs statement tele-
grsphed over the country YESTERDAY. orig
in4ung Ia Washington that Hslstead q
the C9ss srciai- fso ssf.e had received letter
from Whitelsw hed editor of the Aew
York Fribsne Sboat Blaine sad Sherman a.
Presidential candidates Is untrue. There
has beea no correspondence resembling
even remotely thai repeated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
A BOARDING HOUSE eURNEo.
Two OF the fnnstss bssly Harmed sad
Two WosaSn Severely Injdrsd,

BsipoEroEr. Conn. April a serious
fire occurred IN large boarding house on
State-ss. kept by Mrs. James Hutchinson.
about 80 O'Clock this morning. by which
four persons were badly Injured The IRE
was caused by the explosion of kerosene
lamp in the kitchen. The bsilding teias a
wooden structure, the ire .Aade rapid head
way. and Il vas wish great difficulty that
the fwenty-three inmates OF the house es-
caped with their lives. ali were forced 10
leave in their night clothes. Patrick Moo
ney and John West bOsfders, were severely
burned about the face and limbs Mrs.
hate Farley, the cook, and Aiss Tiliie
Hutchinson jumped from the second story
window. sustaining severe injuries The
former is thought 10 be internally injured.
Mrs. HuichinsOn's loss IS Sl.oo0. uninsured.
The loss on the building is $3.50; insurance
5000. Nothing was saved OF the furniture
or individual elects
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
ProhiI,ItIon Defeafed n, ! 600

Yesterday brought some changes in the
results of the election as calculated in the
TELEGRAm- HER sLD Yesterday morning.
These chsnges were not large on either
side, and fully corrected, the table still
shows a majority against the amendment Of
4,050.
The report received at H late hour last
night from the Upper Peninsula indicates
that rlmors Of fraud are being thoroughly
investigated, that several estimates giyea
heretofore were incorrect, and should the
vote Of Gogebic and other northern counties
be rejected, the amendment is surely
adopted.
However. such reports are undoubtedly
without foundation and friends and oppon-
ents Of the amendment can base 4 go as the
possible official estimate on its defeat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

WoRcEsTER. Mas. April Tile Albany
express which arrived 10 this city 81 s.sl
was fired into tonight a. IL wac passinf
dow and between the heads OF fwo Worces.
ter gentlemen who sal on Tie opposite slde
OF toe car. and passed 0at oi the winass
again. shatiefing the glass bsGly. il created
quite q furry ia the car, bat the train pro-
ceeded % this civ without stopping. when
the Conductor Doli1ed the Charlton author.
iiies OF the onlrage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
TAG HAD of THf TREASURY.
M. sasknsS fAkels "a saoo~sa Trsssares
aoraou

WhsHnsfos. April = The Ngsu ihl.
evening. speskine ~ ihs coming fFeasafs
appo5ntm~lifs save. "a Is Dof - pocted thai
The appsiutneni - niied eieiee 3 ireas safer
Nlli be auuounct,i fsg some unie vel llst
j. = pretty general impression ihsi ~
busk oef vii af the man banned Uasn tiit
lgnt eomee. Al one time taf President
tbouehi very issofAb.s oi 81 theoaor
Cook fer fbe appointment bui gsniiruan
WHO las iaIkso Wifh tin aH he sGbfc is
authority iat lac statement Shat his uanle
as ceased g. b. considered ig nearly 81
quarters hf opIaiu8 ss eKpres.,ei fiai 81.
Iacsner w4i be appointed A. ibe White
House IL neither 4enlea nor affirmed.
They say though. thar ST. beaEuef is d
good man.
There is nothing said aboni fhs appoint
menf ~ necond f1wpfTo'ief bfyeud tie
suggestion that che dfpafs SIR MfNahor
NAV h. promoted il ls generally c3el
thai Corporanou Counsel l.scsmb VII he
appointed 80 tie new gudeeship ~ AeV
YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

Caies-e. April The Erecuilvs Con-
a.ltsee 81 the Wesfsrn Expof Association
hslt Is nsenthiY session ~ ths Grand Ia
cidc Hotel ibis sf ernson. aad oonsln se.i
fi.s present srAese. ie fsr tie snsainx r11rfb 3.
WI 3 f5ar eeals a~sessfieflt ~ - + ssI-
ian 81 salsEe Sd a rsnr. ~ e4escifq a4 f
eer efat tiTlne % fhe groa.t.ilen move
a1enf fbs li4aqf mafkel las bcea s5Taee akf
ststt tss aasf fte lainsss ef re f0cs ~ ss,-
r4esff alsFkef hss csgsef ~ Iusresse ia tise
saenns ~ NssF reported during lhs
PAS nio1ta-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

IvnfsSsroIfs April "A largely attend
si meeting Of Irish-Ameriesns was held to-
night in this city Governor Gray presided
au3 speeches we're delivered By senators
Harrison ard Turpie. Congressman Bynsm.
Rsv. o. e McCgiioch and others The fol-
ard Isfneit
Indianapolis niasa meeting presided
ever - .be Governor ~ fotlisna z1d al
ares.ed 81 tv0 Unitej S.afes Ssustors.
n1en4aers ~ Congress srt other leading
citizens. protest axsiusf the coercion act aud
wish Sod speed 70 Gladstone ard Par
nell
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
Trying N Student.

tkc-la1Nf = ~ Nl-t-7NN- stsA-n-
LANSING. April 7.-R. p. Miller. tho IL
years-oid son Of S. NJ. Mille-. of the firm of
klocksteim & Miller. insurance agents of
this city. was tried by the students at the
Agricultural College this afternoon for
drawing a revolver upon a fellow student
named L. G. Burrett last Saturday. They
were quarreiug over some books. The
jury gave Miller ten marks, which means
that President Wiliitts will reprimand him
and that a letter stating the Olfense will be
sent to his father. The students do not feel
eCoewise toward Miller.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

Nes losS. Anrl he tfssksexteo
e.sffssEsss3eat e tas a.l4e Is ssse-
sfsths rs pzPer - fo,iear re failA
dslpa& Pres has = tslskssa iross Aes
YORK sayinF saAf WeiGel4w Esls denies AZ
kaoslesgs 0f an letter freu biassif -
Aursf H4ists2S. aetekxDiex = purFose -
xeausoo tiatas ana espaass 5ohe naef
nan Interest fer - 1e2t Presidential
n0Etinziion. TIE on.y eFrer maae - Tie
ksc.atAg ft.sf eorgesDrooc<nt wss a. 4slBg
tks maze u HzisteSd. t3e ie4.eT as al
dressed % H4lstssds partner AllksTc
smith. Of the OacinGzu Cesnsegcsxi 6a-
1T
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
MICHIGAN MATTERS
The Telegraph Brings ITS Usual
GFist Of News Notes.
luCfs lH80a Oli PalCIGalII0a
a Detroit Youth Suicides tor the Dis.
earoed Loss OF Fallen Woman
silliooaire PAINS ~ill
bFcksa-After the
Saloons.

sk.-t..ss Fss sz-s.se@ stea-a-
IAssls6. April secretary Jsnnsrs, II
the y. y. G. A. = IN tFoGble. Wednesday
n4gbs be saw some boys 90 into three
s4.oons. ard ealing upon the aathoqties
for assistance. he ralded the place Later
lie sas caught By some Of the saloon
''hsBseSs-OB" and severely tbamped.
Charles Jacobs paid So nns Tor keeping his
saloon open on SUNDAY lodaay. The sentl-
ment here Is stroasly IN favor OF eniOrclDg
ths liquor las. aud this : Only a sample OF
wLas vii follow. II saloon men don quit
their laWlessness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
Uudsonvine Happenings.

HUpsoSvILLE April 7.-Mrs. A. Wolf
died of c9nsumuti0n Wednesday,
balky horse OF Barb Sawyer's bslket sgain
Tues lay. when Baro gave il such a desper-
ale rounding that il burst blood vessel
and died.--Frank Holmes. Of Grand Rap
IDS. was here yesterday IN the int est of
The Dutch peidlsr who was fined 500 and
c0s,s for ptdGiiuy without q license. The
case will be carried 20 the Circuit Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
ne Tannn,l tho safe

BALrlNoRE, April 9.--Fredericls K. Crom-
field. boy of l. years. is locked up At the
Central Police Station for having abstrscted
.237 from safe in the Gag uIsnufsc-irng
establishment of. T. Barley < Co, at No
2Oj South-st The boy confessed TO having
taken :he money. This is not his lirst Of
fense de has been knocking down" from
sales of t.ine. etc.. made By him in the
store. 9nd bis populations viii aggregate a
considerable sum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
Sudden Death.

sss.es.ss -s fss vs-tlssa stas,s.
SsHoofcRATr. April Gilbert l.. Stuart
iising one nile east Of town. was in Ibis
village ye..sr6sv and returned home appsr-
entity in ro1i health. RE retired early and
about one O'Clock this morning was stricken
WITH apoplsxy aud died before medical q
could be summoned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
Palms VIII Broken.

Circuit Court this afternoon decided to
break the will of the lalr Francis Palms,
the Detroit millionaire who left his estate
in entail. aud decided that the property
must 90 to the heirs at law after paying the
legacies The suit against the instrument
was brought by Miss Clotilde Palms, who
has attained unwslcome prominence through
the attentions Of Senator Jones. OF Florida.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
VICTIMS OF The CHOKE DAMP.
Some OF Them Supposed To Have Been
Blown 10 Atoms.

Blown 20 Atoms.
ST. LoUIs. Mo-, April The last of the
miners o. the Savanna I. T. mine disaster
zhO lost their lives By choke damp, were
taken from the mine this morning and
buriel under tee auspices OF the l. O. o. f.,
the X. Of l.. and the Knights OF Pytbiss
About five hundred miners attended the
fcnesal from McAlisters. -Four bodies of
the victims Of the ex plosion were recovered,
but they are torn beyond recognition. The
other t<o were supposed TO have been in
the slope at the time OF the explosion and
were blown 20 atoms
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

Msrox ko.. April Mrs ". Waller
VS. bsrne3 70 sesfh bare tkls morning
sae wss the k.sebsa raskings cap 0f tes
ehea Der arres csaetf ere sd here besH r
Nd ore in the flcess bsT eries 4oT sssisssnrs
eafs raf esr iz rIfse ~ ssre Eer Ms
Nser ves = rf8rs5nen8 s9eetT iesg 81
A. eata 40 ~ne wke visiting et ts Ylees
81 So f;ase ~ fissa rnssfsffene
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

tstkssis7 - E-s rt-sasfa -sssss,.
Ga,Sp HayEs. April The dwelling
ani blacksmith shop of David Brown
burned a. 8 O'Clock this morning toe fam
ily making their escape in fheir night
clothes Loss s. 90. Insurance l.f9o 10
cover mort ~sys Tor that sum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

CtrvaLASp. Ohio. A9rii -seli'e 40 IN
.srssfine prize Egbt occurred tonight in q
barn 50 the suhnyhs II shis civ betxet
Ea NeD . osid. q Yonnxstow~ Ohio. AMI
~ Di.on. of C'e.eisrd for SD a side
I've oanre xi0rps zee as>t. and tbe cln-
fssfsnts rcd each other uninercifglir
fsr some 1 ue. The match was Al length
.-s,ftsrsi a srs~
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

IoxIs. April 7--I 'isof Stevenson. Of The
><sta,s. il IBIS moFeiae in very critical
condition. consaf f1fi8a II phySleisDs last
evening nesny tis fariiy and lsrxe circle
of ir.soss but sfte aope fqf resoverv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

Kew YasV. ArriI 7.-Dr Parker. of Lon
CON has heen invited 20 deliver usensefisl
rfssasu .a Nev fors upea Henry Wars
Eeesnsr ard has steu in reaav ihs1 he
~ EiatfF 90 s. f rrssIase Il is the0Eit
fhat The afaran vii re- delivered % fane
"A in fha Aesisnlv Of Nssie
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

ftt .s.1f 20 f-f ftttrttr sres-..
Ensoss, April 7-cbsfles Wright bad
his had badly acsrafsd while saving bolts
Al Gut.er & Savage mili.--Frsnk Hoimer
aid Mrs. Nettis Lsadoa were ussrriei Tres
cav
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

Pa8 SE. r. s. Ap-i -Csurosiore
Cisar,s- 1sreen. fnifs3 states Nsev. retired.
8af tc.isg ~ aG4ins pectories ses1 7g
wears he resided az Hsrfior3 - = sas
fsfa * bis sea Is llis eity. Il csasa vas
sslaaszA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
QuNINE.
C,nse ihs Death of bright But Maynard
Detroit oung Man.

By UnItCd Pres.
DERou, April Smith r. Bagg. As
sistant Secretary of the Detroit Police Com
mission. and son Of prominent citizen,
shot himself in the head tonight and will
die from the wound. He contracted an un-
fortunate liasOn recently with q fallen
woman. and when she was driven from the
town he decamDel and followed her to
Buffalo. His father settled the affair. but
the woman threw him over and since then
he has been despondent and morose
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
YET AN UNCERTAINTY
Later Returns DO Not Give
Hope For Either Side.
BAD kEss FROM THEuPPfs PENINSULA
For Opponents % the Amendment
Gogsoic ara Other Returns MAJ
Be Thro~n ous--Complste
Returns not Yet
Obtaiasble.

sss.ss.ss Ns IA st.s-ss~-ssss.s
AAkeCrrrE. April z.--Re.ised returns 80
nos greatly change the vote reported last
night The following i the vote b. coun-
ues. MsTqussle. l.52e Houghtoa i.sss.
Bsfags go Msnominse, l.2s2. Ksree-
nss. los; Delta, ii22 AlgeF, 30 Gose-
BE- l,s5s. Ootonsson. as. sohoolcfAfl in
complete. bui probably SO against. Chip
pews County gives clean 100 ia favor oi
prohibition THIS takes about 100 of TIE
lotsl vote II the Peninsula
The large majority vote ia Gogeb.c Coun.
~, and the fact that the returns were held
twenty four hours unTeportei. give grave
reasons 10 believe that there Was fraud
there. IL is not believed hat there are that
number Of legal voters IL the entire county
aud il is thought that everybody voted
without regard TO legality.
Prohibisioniz,s propose to make = thor
ough investigation and ascertain the state
aud nature Of supposed fraudulent voting.
IS "a tsd Press
DrsgoiT. Mica. April 7.--Correcsed re-
turns OF the vote on the Prohibition amend
ment 70 the constitution. show that Prohi-
biiion has been defeated by a majority of
5.8OJ. The Upper Peninsular counties give
a majority OF 9l0o sgains, the amendment.
The Psohibitionis,s are making charges
that they were counted out in Detroit and
in the Northern counties. but these claims
lack foundation. A II excitement on the
question has died out.
In Detroit several persons charged with
election onenses have been given severe
sentences by Justice Miner. q strong anti.
ProhibiiIonisfs himself
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08

We have just received aud placed sale in Mems
Furnishing Department so dozen Mems Half Hose at 2sc
worth 20c.
Fifty dozen Mems Half Hose at 2Oc worth 25c.
One hundred Mems Half Hose all the fashionable
shades at 25c worth double the money.
One hundred dozen Mems Half Hose full line Of colors
at 35c; former price 5Oc
full line of the famous "Shaw Knit" Long in mixed
unbeached and black at 25c S5 40c and Soc These
goods are woven without and fit the foot perfectly
complete line Mems Linen Collars all the late and
fashionable styles at from l2lc to zoe.
full line of Mems Pure Linen Cuffs 4-py. at 25c and
30c per pair
Fancy Shirts in endless variety 75c $780, s125 with
Collars and Cuffs to match.
We are still having tremendous sale White Shirts
at 373c 75c and 800.
Two hundred Mems Silk and Satin Scsrfs Of the
celebrated Fourn-hsnd style for Spring and Summer
at 25c sold everywhere at SOC.
One hundred dozen style 25c Scarf, only
letter grade at soc; usual price sl.0O
Everything in Spring Summer Underwear befound
on our counters prices -angDg from 25c 70 The best Bal
briggan at 500
Before purchasing your Mems Furnishing Goods don't fail
r. give this Department in inspection for we
win positively secure ron from 25 70 % per your
purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-08
a WORTHLESS WOMAN,

scretary oistate.